ISLAMABAD: Civil Aviation Authority has refuted the rumours of closing Peshawar Airport for flight operations.
The spokesperson of the Authority said that construction work on a new terminal is underway without suspension of flight operation, reported Radio Pakistan. He said a modern landing system is also being installed at the airport, which would facilitate flight operations.
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